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jgp~ri,nc1,TaI TiG-Feedi,,g.

Experiments in feeding swine at the
Ohio Experiment Station were undertaken
to olive the following points: /. TO pro-
duce flesh at Ieast expense; ,, to produce
flesh most rapidly, expense not being con-
sldered; ,, TO produce most edible meat,
time and expense not to be considered.
The record shows that early in March eight
pigs were selected and penned as follows:
Pen /, two Berkshire and ono Poland
China; Pen ,, two Poland Chinas and one
Berkshire; Pen 3, two Berkshires. The
food consisted of the following: Pen l
Cheap food corn meal cooked with twice
its weight Of skinned milk, giving nutri-
tive ratio of ID: Pen ?, rapid fatteningl.
pea meal cooked with twice its weight of
SKINNED milk, giving a nutritive ratio of
l.2.6; Pen 3, for lean meat, equal parts
COM meal and pea-meal cooked with an
equal weight Of whole milk, giving a nutri-
tive of 1916.
The director ofthe station states the con-
tinuance and the outcome of the expert
ments to have been that, in the ninety-two
days of feeding those IL Pen l gained ABB
pounds; in Pen ,, 49, pounds; in Pen 3,
304 pounds. Those fed upon Corn-meal
and SKINNED milk gained in flesh most
steadily. by dividing the experiment into
two sections of forty-two days each for
convenience in calculation, leaving out the
eight days in the middle, it was found that
much the larger part of flesh was laid on
during the first half Of trial.
The outcome and conclusions arrived at
are stated below:
The cost Of food to produce one pound of flesh
in cents was.
Pen1. Pen . Pen 3
First forty-two davs.........2.93 565 50
Last tort-two days...........6.45 918 1905
At the average price per pound paid for
swine for Strengthening, it is seen that dur
ing the early part of the trial, and with the
first ration only, produced flesh but little
more rapidly, and, taking the whole trial,
produced less than did the first ration, al
though the former was designed for that
purpose. Whether the object sought by
the third ration was accomplished could
not be told without slaughtering the ami
mails. For this purpose the pigs We're all
slaughtered at the close of the experiment,
and the parts weighed separately, and,
with the carcass of one pig from each pen,
the lean meat and fat were separated to de-
termine the per ce;lt of each. In the fol-
lowing table is shown the per cent of lean
meat in ham shoulder and side.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17

THE Salt Lake Tribune is urging the
organization of A company TO build a
railroad from Salt Lake direct to Los
Angeles with Salt Lake capital, and ia
vors heavy aid to such a road by the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17
iUUie lam.

Select nice winter apples Spitzenburgs
are the best, pare, core, and chop; make a
syrup of the same quantity of sugar, a
fresh lemon and fresh white ginger, not
shredded fine, add apples and boil until
the fruit looks clear ami yellow. This can
be canned or not
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17

\ NEW amusement is provided at the
London fairs, known as ''topsy -turvy."
Passengers are securely strapped in
barrel and then rolled about.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17

ST. LOUIS Mo, Jan. 30, 1855.
I HAVE used Smiths Bile Beans in my
family for some time; they have always
given entire satisfaction. would not be
without them. J. b. WALSH,
lGOS Biddle Street
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THE COOK.
Preserved Lemon Peel.

Make thick syrup of white sugar;
chop the lemon peel fine, and boil it in the
syrup ten minutes. Put in glass tumblers
and paste paper over. A teaspoonful of
this makes loaf of cake or dish of sauce
yery nice.
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REMEMBER that one of Smiths Bile Beans
does the work of five ordinary cathartic
pills and that it is absolutely harmless.
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the dress, hat, gloves, boots and stock
ings Of the same color rs the lady's hair.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17

IT is said that at the recent election in
Texas a majority of the native born
white voters cast ballots in favor Of pro-
LiAitin,n
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We will send the complete story Allan
Quartermain, by Rider Haggard, TO any
address Cramer, Aikens & Cramer,
Milwaukee, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17

An enterprising Western genius has
succeeded in producing fair article of
Illuminating gar from potato bugs.
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EVERY tenement house in Boston, the
president of the board of health of that
city states, is visited once a week.
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PREVENT crooked boots and hlistercd
heels 10y wearing Lyons Patent Heel Still
GTprs
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MILD, soothing and healing is DR.. Sages
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If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. ls--,,~
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A WESTERN paper has an editorial
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The Ladies' Fayorite.

The newest fashion in ladies hats will
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17

NEGAUNEE. Mich, November 1886.
SuTru- BILE BEANS give entire satistac-
ton. and our trade Is increasing constantly.
They are thorough, mild, and the most
economical liver remedy in the market.
30 say all who have used them. Yours
Respectfully, J. ID. CYR, VI. D.,
Dealer in Drugs, Stationery, Etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-09-17

The next election in Kentucky for the
clerk OF the court of appeals, very lu
cratlve office, will not occur until 1890,
but the newspapers are already begin
ming to canvass the merits of candidates.
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"MENDING for bachelors" is a ne
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THE lives of over 300, 600 children in
the United States are insured.
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ner, in recognition of his contribu.
tions to science.
President Cleveland will not visit st.
Louis during the encampment Of the G.
A. R. on account of hot weather.
The professors of the Ohio State Uni.
versity have been charged with bull.
doing the students in order to reduce
the attendance and thus lessen their
labors.
The Chicago Packing and Provision
Co.'s buildings have been destroyed by
fire. Loss $l,25O,OOO.
Strong evidence has been discovered
OF the existence of an organized band OF
Anarchists at Columbus.
TUESDAY.
Yale College Commencement is open
The degree of A. B. was conferred
upon five lady graduates at Harvard.
David Armstrong has been appointed
Receiver of the Fidelity Bank by Comp
troller Trenholm.
A million dollar fire in Marshfield
Wisconsin, destroyed 1000 homes.
Information at Washington says tn,
hostile Apaches have surrendered and .
court martial has been set to work.
Members OF the Craig Tolliver gant
confined in Jail at Morehead, Kentucky
escaped to Ohio.
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Foreign.

There was rioting in Belfast and Cork
on the day of the Queens jubilee
Turkey is threatened with war by Russia
and France.-The pope will llex-communi
cate Father McGlynn.-Brazilian monk
eye have been taught to cut and prepare
hemp, and to do better work than the
negroes. William has entirely
recovered from his illness.-Queen Kapi
olani's mission in Europe is to obtain ,
loan for her Government.-Ovid's toni
has been discovered.
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Common Pleas Court.

James Chaney ct ux. Va. II. g. Glascock.
Treasurer Highland county, o. Finding for
plaintiffs. Decree accordingly. Exceptions
noted.
Decree granted and custody OF minor child.
Thomas McCord vs. Thomas ]. McCord.
Money only. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs,
without further record. Judgment for costs.
The Liberty Building and Loan Association
vs. p. @. Eckley ct al. Money. Finding of
amount $567. OF. Decree in foreclosure.
Hattie L. Wright va. Alonzo II. Wright ct al.
Partition. Commissioners report confirmed.
Sale ordered.
James O. Anderson vs.. VIM. Swift and Nancy
Swift. Continued.
Emma Ewing ct al. VS.. Elizabeth Haines 81
al. Partition. Sale confirmed. Deed and
Ida NJ. Gall vs. John W. Gall ct al. Partition
Order Of partition. Commissioners repor,
confirmed.
The Standard Wagon Company vs. Il. G.
Wright ct al. Judgment on cross. petition oi
Isaac Holmes for S587.35, &545 II Of which
draws eight per cent, and remainder s42 6s 81
Macombe Ohaney ct a. vs.. Rebecca Murphy
ct al. Partition. Commissioners report con
frmed. Sale ordered. Free of dover.
L. A. Buzzard vs. James II. Tharp. Attach.
ment. Judgment by default for $78 IS u
eight eight per cent'' and order to pay money at
tAC00Os
L. L. Eakins vs.. John Rhoads. On error Of
Justice Of Peace. Affirmed. Exception noted
M. Free vs. Joseph T. Patton. Attachment
Judgment by default for $52.8S. Order of sal,
Of attached premises.
Henry NJ. Caudy vs. Emily Caudy. Divorce
Decree OF divorce granted.
E. J. Scott and g. P. Scott, ex'rs, vs. Mix
Dunn ct al. Foreclosure. Judgment To-
plaintiffs vs. Dunn for $409 80 at eight pei
cent. Judgment for o. q. Price vs. Michse
Dunn for $3.50 at eight per cent. Finding fo
George I. Bailey on cross.petition $2.Sl6.52 q
eight per cent. Decree in foreclosure ant
order Of sale.
p. Il. Edwards vs. A. W. Meyers. Attach
ment. Settled. Dismissed costs paid nj
further record.
J. W. Pettijohn vs. Oliver @. Prickett. Judg
ment by default for 8l11.18-$28.06 at eigh
per cent. Money only.
Adam Griffith 70. Hattie Griffith. Divorce
Decree granted.
Court adjourned on 9th Of June until Mon
day, July 18th, ct eleven O'Clock, when Judg
Evans, Of Chillicothe, will occupy the bench.
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LYNCHBURG.

June Zfst, 1901.
DR.. Isaac Robb, OF Cincinnati, was . visitor
to our town Saturday.
Miss Name Haller, Of Hillsboro, was the
guest Of friends here last week.
T. I. Fulton returned Saturday from trip
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. B. 8. Fulton and children, Of German
town, O., are Visiting at the residence OF DR..
Fulton.
George Pdsster, our enterprising harness.
maker. is improving his handsome residence
on Broadway.
The fourth quarterly meeting Of Lynchburg
circuit will be held here next Saturday and
Sunday.
Elder Ruble preached at the Christian Church
last Sunday and Sunday night.
A little unpleasantness occurred in front ol
Mrs. Holidays restaurant last Sunday evening
in which . young blood Of this place AND
another from the country were the principa
actors. Marehan Whitaker wants On Interview
with one Of them.
]. r. Rizer has been quite sick with Neuralgia
Of the stomach. He is able to be ont again.
DIR. J. N. Hall, Of Fayetteville, an old &C
quaintance, called ON your reporter last Satur
day. The doctor, besides having large snt
lucrative practice 10 news reporter Of con
siderable note, whose nondeplume u "vicdah
and staunch Republican OF the style "de
Foraker.
Wheat harvest viii be over this week. whea
generally good.
The distillsry will shut down tomorrow 70
the regular summer vacation.
We understand that our business house
will close on the Fourth.
VIM. J. Henderson, has purchased ne,
horse aud buggy to run on the Pricetown ma
route.
nh. A. hooL. - roSa~., sn-..hs~ III - .
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to prohibit (l) The killing of any wild
bird not used for food (2) the taking
or destroying of the eggs or nests of any
wild birds; (3) the wearing of the
feathers of any wild birds. Ostrich
feathers, whether from wild or tame
birds, and those of domesticated fowls
are especially exempt. This society
now numbers about 10000 members and
is very enthusiastic in promoting bird
welfare. KNIGHT OF THE GRIP.
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ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
IN pursuance OF an order issued from the
Court of Com mon Pleas within and for the
County of Highland and State OF Ohio. made
ct the January term thereof A. d. 1887, and
to me directed, / will Offer for sale ct public
auction at the door OF the Court House, In
the town of HillsbOro, on
Saturday, July seth. A. ID. 1882.
At IL O'Clock p. N. Of said day, the follow.
Ing described real estate. to-wtt:
ln-lot No. l02 ~ known and designated ON
the recorded plat Of the village ct Lynch
burg, Highland county, Ohio, and In-lot No.
l0S ss known and designated on the recorded
plat Of the village Of Lynchburg. Highland
said premissa has been eppraissd % fol,
lows: 1n.lot No. 102 At N,2l2 80, and In:lol
No. l03 At e2SSS0. and cannot sell for lsee
than tWo.thtrds Of said appraiaement.
Terms of sais-Cash on dey q cals:
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THE news OF THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY.

A daily output of four million cubic
feet of gas has been struck at Fosters
Station, Indiana.
The Fidelity Bank, OF Cincinnati, was
closed yesterday. Wheat speculation
was the cause. E. L. Harper, Vice.
President, Ammi Baldwin, Cashier,
and Benz. E. Hopkins, Assistant Cashier,
arrested. Liabilities over $500, 900,
assets about 81, 100000.
The Democratic State Convention
meets July 2lst and 22d at Cleveland.
The degree of LII. d. has been con-
ferred upon Senator Allison by Cornell
College, Mount Vernon, Iowa.
THURSDAY.
Cleveland has been appointed a. .mem-
Der of the Board of Trustees of Wells
Female College, Aurora, New York.
The executive committee of the Ohio
Republican League will meet in Colum-
bus June Goth.
Grant monument fund has reached
$1,000.
For the year ending May 3lst the U. S.
exports were $724, $780, 900; the imports,
$685., ,342, 900.
Buchtel College, Akron, Ohio, has re-
ceived an additional bequest of $l75,OO0
from Hon. John r. Buchtel.>
Decatur, Alabama, is negotiating for
the removal OF the Urbana (Ohio) U. s.
Rolling Stock Company's works to that
city.
VIM. N. Whitelcy has been appointed
receiver of Whiteley, Fassler & Kelly,
Springfield, the champion" Reaper and
Mower manufacturers.
f. L. Harper and Benz. Hopkins,
officials of the Fidelity bank, Cincinnati,
are in Jail in that city, having been sur
rendered by their bondsmen.
SATURDAY.
The production of coal for the yeal
1886 was an increase OF 2,7s5,3sl toni
over 1885.
Civil Service Commissioners have ad
vanced the average per cent. for passing
examinations from IS to rs.
1t is estimated that striking and locked
out employees in Chicago have already
lost 81, SOC, 900 in wages.
The ground in the vicinity of Shenan
doah, Pennsylvania, has sunk, wreckinl
a number of houses, damaging the road
ways and greatly frightening the inhabi
tants.
Hon. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller o
the Currency under Lincoln IN 1856
died at Rochester, N. Y, aged seventy
eight.
New York stock market is greatly dii
turbed by sudden raid withdrawn
money from circulation. Secretary {
the U. s. Treasury, Fairchild, will tax
measures to prevent panic.
Supreme Court of New York overrule
: the decisions of the lower Courts, an
hotel-keepers are now allowed to furnis
|, liquor with Sunday meals.
> The President will be entertained
George w. Childs on his visit to tn
Constitutional Celebration at Philade
r phis.
SUNDAY.
New York's bill imposing tax upo
' "bucket-shops" has been vetoed by Go
i Hill.
4 Marion, Ind, has opened its fifth g
b we'll. The capacity is 100000 cub
feet.
Clark county's Democratic conventit
indorsed the Cleveland Administratio
: flag order and all.
Delaware's peach crop is almost an e
tire failure.
The remains of General James Spe
:, were inferred at Cave Hill Cemetel
!, Louisville, to-day.
lr MONDAY.
" The King Of Italy has knighted !
Reynolds, u. 8. Pension Office exau
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Or Little Men and Women is fully half
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Tents, seines, nets, fishing tackle, guns.
revolvers, very cheap at Great Western
Gun Works, Pittsburg, Pa. Write for
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Guns, revolvers, ammunition. Send for
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.
ALIAS ORDER OF SAFE.

q. Sand heger va. Jonathan Ruse ct al High
land County Court of Common Pleas. Case
No. A000,
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